Abu Ali Avicenna

Writings of Ibn Sino on various sciences translated and published repeatedly in many western and eastern languages, including Russian and Uzbek. His name have been immortalized in the names of: tropical plants as Avicenna, mineral avisennit as well as great number of street names, educational and medical institutions, and monuments all around the world.

In the center of Bukhara, Uzbekistan, there stands a bronze monument to ibn Sina. In vicinity of Bukhara, in the village of Afshana, the scholar's home-land, about three decades ago there was established the museum of Avicenna. The building of the museum is part of an architectural ensemble that also includes Medical college named after ibn Sina, a conference hall and a sporting complex. The exhibits of the museum tell about the life and work of the scholar, as well as of the times he lived in, those of the reign of the Samanides dynasty. The museum displays a collection of artifacts of the 10th – 11th centuries, home utensils, a number of medical instruments that were reconstructed after descriptions and drawings in ibn Sina's works, photocopies of his manuscripts. The collection of the museum is regularly supplemented and updated with the assistance of "Avicenna – France" Association. In front of the museum there was laid out a garden, where many medicinal herbs the great doctor used in his practice are planted. There is also a video hall and souvenir shop at the museum. Many guests of Uzbekistan visit this place to bow to the land that fed the unique talents of the great scientist and philosopher.

• In the center of Bukhara, Uzbekistan, there stands a bronze monument to ibn Sina. In vicinity of Bukhara, in the village of Afshana, the scholar's home-land, about three decades ago there was established the museum of Avicenna. The building of the museum is part of an architectural ensemble that also includes Medical college named after ibn Sina, a conference hall and a sporting complex. The exhibits of the museum tell about the life and work of the scholar, as well as of the times he lived in, those of the reign of the Samanides dynasty. The museum displays a collection of artifacts of the 10th – 11th centuries, home utensils, a number of medical instruments that were reconstructed after descriptions and drawings in ibn Sina's works, photocopies of his manuscripts. The collection of the museum is regularly supplemented and updated with the assistance of "Avicenna – France" Association. In front of the museum there was laid out a garden, where many medicinal herbs the great doctor used in his practice are planted. There is also a video hall and souvenir shop at the museum. Many guests of Uzbekistan visit this place to bow to the land that fed the unique talents of the great scientist and philosopher.